Art Of Ralph McQuarrie - Update
Posted by Jay on April 5, 2007 at 07:52 AM CST
John from dreams & visions press wrote in to let us know about the newest updates on their site. The books are on their way to the states, but the folks at dreams & visions whet our appetites with some images of their sample copies.

Interested to know what you'll be getting for your pre-order payments? Well here's the scoop.


Trade Edition
The trade edition is the base model of this book. It is bound in silver-stamped black Dynic Saifu cloth, and comes with a dust jacket and illustrated slipcase. This edition is unsigned and will cost $125.


Cloth Wrapped Slipcase Edition
This edition is limited to 250 copies, bound in gold-stamped Dynic Saifu cloth with a full-color illustrated inlaid art strip, in a black Dynic Saifu cloth wrapped slipcase. These are individually numbered and hand signed by Ralph McQuarrie, Doug Chiang and Ken Ralston. This edition will cost you $300.


Deluxe Presentation Box Edition
This edition is limited to 52 copies. It is bound in gold-stamped genuine black sheepskin, with a dust jacket and a deluxe presentation box. Each book is individually lettered and hand signed by Ralph McQuarrie, Doug Chiang, Ken Ralston and Anthony Daniels. This version will set you back a paltry $750.

If you haven't placed your order, there are still a few copies left of all editions, but as John points out, "please act quickly, as at the current rate we're receiving pre-orders, we will be sold out of that edition before the books arrive." You can check out more images of the interior art at dreams & visions press.
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